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Washington - Large Internet radio purveyors AOL (NYSE: TW), Yahoo (NASD: YHOO), RealNetworks (NASD: RNWK), Pandora and Live365 earlier this week sent a letter to key lawmakers in Washington, asking them to consider performance royalty parity for broadcast, satellite, cable and Internet radio. The letter was addressed to U.S. House Intellectual Property Subcommittee Chairman Howard Berman (D-Calif.) and Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), whose committees are currently re-evaluating the broadcast radio industry's royalty rate exemption.

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Dulles, Va. - AOL (NYSE: TW) on Monday officially shuttered its online video store, and will instead offer users the opportunity to purchase or rent videos from online retail giant Amazon.com's (NASD: AMZN) Unbox video store.

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New York - Yahoo (NASD: YHOO) and AOL (NYSE: TW) may shutter their Internet radio services, facing a 38% increase in music royalties at the hands of the Copyright Royalty Board, Bloomberg reports. "We're not going to stay in the business if cost is more than we make long term," Yahoo Music general manager Ian Rogers told Bloomberg. Echoing the same tone, AOL Radio managing director Lisa Namerow told Bloomberg, "If the rates remain as they are, it would be very challenging to sustain a business that is profitable."

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New York - Yahoo (NASD: YHOO) and AOL (NYSE: TW) may shutter their Internet radio services, facing a 38% increase in music royalties at the hands of the Copyright Royalty Board, Bloomberg reports. "We're not going to stay in the business if cost is more than we make long term," Yahoo Music general manager Ian Rogers told Bloomberg. Echoing the same tone, AOL Radio managing director Lisa Namerow told Bloomberg, "If the rates remain as they are, it would be very challenging to sustain a business that is profitable."

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New York - Time Warner's (NYSE: TW) AOL announced on Monday that it has acquired Yedda, an online question-and-answer social search service. Founded in 2006, Israel-based Yedda has developed technology that automatically matches questions to other related questions and topics, while selecting the best available users from relevant Internet communities to answer the questions posed.